| Place | What is it | Description |
| Ballyedmond | townland | The property of Charles [Unable to read.] Esq. Ragranagher, Co. Mayo. It contains 650 acres statute measure including about 360 acres of bog. There are three Trigl. Statons in the townland, one in the West called Ballyedmond and the other two in the E. end one called Ballyedmonds Bog N. and the other called Ballyedmonds Bog S. There is a road passing from N. to S. through this townland. |
| Bracklagh | townland | The property of Sir G. Shea, England. It contains 177 acres statute measure including about 30 acres of bog. There is an old castle in ruin in the E. end of this townland. |
| Brackloon | townland | The property of the Rev. R. P. Vaughan, Dublin. It contains 400 acres statute measure including [Unable to read.] of water and about 200 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in the central part of this townland. |
| Brackloon Fort | fort | |
| Burying Ground | graveyard | A burying ground for children. |